Need big time help with this Programming project

Java Programming

JUST NEED HELP WITH THIS ONE SECTION

Here is the states1.csv

State	Capitol	Region	US House	Population	Covid cases	Covid deaths	Median House income	Violent Crime rate
Pennsylvania	Harrisburg	Middle Atla	18	12801989	748564	18742	61744	306.4
Michigan	Lansing	Midwest	14	9986857	576573	14511	57144	437.4
South Carolina	Columbia	South	7	5148714	371180	5934	53199	511.3

Create a class named State that will store information about a State and provide methods to

get, and set the data, and compare the States by several fields.

a. Fields: name, capitol, region, population, the number of COVID-19 cases, and the

number of COVID-19 deaths, median household income, and violent crime rate.

b. Constructor

c. Get and set methods for each field

d. Method to print a State object

2. Create a class named Project1 that will:

a. Prompt user to enter the name of the CSV file, e.g., States1.csv, as input to theCreate a class named Project1 that will:

system.

b. Parse States1.csv and create an array of State objects containing the data in the file.

c. Offer the user the following options:

1) Print a States report

2) Sort by name (alphabetically using Bubble sort)

3) Sort by COVID-19 case fatality rate (CFR) (ascendingly using Selection

sort): CFR is the ratio of deaths over cases.

4) Sort by median household income (ascendingly using Insertion sort)

5) Find and print a State for a given name (using binary search if the data is

sorted by name; sequential search, if not)

6) Print Spearmans r correlation matrix in the following format

	Median House hold income	Violent Crime rate
COVID 19 death rate	X	X
COVID 19 case rate	X	X

(Case rate is the number of cases per 100,000 population. That is, case rate of a state is equal to its cases divided by its population and then times 100,000. Death rate is defined similarly. Violent Crime Rate from our dataset already is per 100,000. The Spearmans r correlation between two fields is defined next section. Xs are the actual values you computed.)